[From Classics to the Latest] A Special Feature on Vocaloid Masterpieces and Legendary Tracks!

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Inabakumori “Spotlight” Vo. Kaai Yuki

An addictive rock track that combines punchy liveliness with a shadowy undertone.

Known for hits like “Lost Umbrella,” Kasanaru Inaba released it on January 27, 2026.

The lyrics draw you in as the sorrow of not making it in time swells more and more as the song progresses.

The arrangement is another highlight—packed with Inaba’s signature flair and sharply satisfying hits.

If you’re looking for music that stays close to your loneliness, be sure to check it out.

Cartoon girlKanaria

[GUMI] Cartoon Girl [Kanaria]

It’s a dark pop tune packed tightly with sweetness and poison.

Composed by Kanaria, it was released in November 2025.

The bouncing beat and rapid-fire, phonetically pleasing lyrics make it irresistibly catchy, with a structure that rockets to the chorus in an instant—packed with addictive elements! The lyrics layer flavors and colors, revealing a tinge of longing and impulse beneath the cuteness.

A Vocaloid track that satisfies even in a short runtime and begs to be put on repeat!

Deep Sea Girlyūyū P

Yuyu feat. Hatsune Miku “Deep Sea Girl” MV (with translation)

Using the image of a girl sinking into the deep sea, it sings of the pain of love and the difficulty of being honest.

It deftly portrays the anguish of wanting to open one’s heart but being unable to.

It conveys a universal wish: “Nothing begins if I stay shut inside my shell,” and “At the very least, I want to be honest with the person who draws my heart.” Will the girl be able to escape the darkness of the deep sea?

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Telecaster B-Boy / Surii feat. Kagamine Len

Packed into just a single minute is an incredible amount of appeal.

Created by Suri, known for highly addictive rock numbers, the track was released in 2019 and quickly joined the ranks of popular songs.

It ends where most songs would reach the first chorus, yet the sense of satisfaction after listening is off the charts.

The razor-sharp guitar is seriously cool, too.

And maybe because of the four-on-the-floor beat, you’ll find yourself keeping time with your body before you know it.

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Araki Jakkan

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Tie and Untie, Rakshasa and Skeletonhachi

Hachi MV 'Tie and Untie: Rakshasa and Corpse' HACHI / Musunde Hiraite Rasetsu to Mukuro

A track using Hatsune Miku, produced by Kenshi Yonezu, also known as Hachi.

As you can see and hear, it’s a piece marked by traditional Japanese instruments, melodies, and phrasing.

But it’s not merely themed around “wa” (Japanese style); the playful spirit of the arranger and clever wordplay are also highlights.

Listen multiple times, read the lyrics, and try to discover those playful elements.

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Murakami Shinpei

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Holy Lance Exploding Boyrereriri

Holy Lance Exploding Boy – Rerulili feat. Kagamine Len

A track where high-tempo waves of sound surge all at once.

The sounds packed into this high-speed tempo feel as if they travel straight from the ears to the brain.

The catchy, rhythmic lyrics are distinctive, but it’s also worth listening for the message woven into them and considering what’s being sung about—making it a fun song to ponder as well.

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Murakami Shinpei

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Children Recordjin

Jin / Children Record (IA) [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]

This is a song positioned as the theme of Jin’s series Kagerou Project, which was also adapted into an anime.

It vividly portrays young men and women facing anguish and hardship, and it gives you the feeling that “Alright, it’s finally about to begin.”